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Community Change Supporter
Join others to achieve positive change that supports blind and partially sighted people, both in your local community and nationally. This role can be done from anywhere in the UK and is open to everyone.
Sooty Box Collections Volunteer
Join our brilliant community of volunteer Sooty Box collectors and help raise vital funds to support blind and partially sighted people across the UK.
Community Supporter (Groups)
Put your sociable nature to good use in this role, where you will ensure the smooth running of telephone and in-person groups of blind and partially sighted people.
Corporate Opportunity - Sooty Box Collections Volunteer
This opportunity is for organisations with an employee volunteering scheme and can be done individually or as a group. Join our brilliant community of volunteer Sooty Box collectors and help raise vital funds to support blind and partially sighted people
Corporate Opportunity - Telephone Group Facilitator
This opportunity is for organisations with an employee volunteering scheme. Are you a good listener? In this role you will facilitate one of our weekly telephone groups offering blind and partially sighted people the opportunity to socialise with others.
Community Supporter (public speaker)
Give talks and play a vital role in raising awareness of sight loss, relevant services and how groups and organisations can make simple changes to include blind and partially sighted people.
Driver
Do you enjoy driving and meeting new people and live in the Edinburgh and Lothian area? If so, we want you to come and join us as a Volunteer Driver.
Volunteer Advisory Council Member
Have you been volunteering with RNIB for at least 6 months? If so, you can play a key role to help us shape our understanding of volunteer expectations and the way in which we can meet and exceed them.
Community Supporter (Public Speaker Sports)
Would you like to inspire blind and partially sighted community groups to get more involved in sport and physical activity and play a vital role highlighting how sports clubs and organisations can include blind and partially sighted people in activities?